A fire erupted within a Cambridge building complex today, October 12, leaving two residents injured. Firefighters were able to extinguish the flames within 45 minutes.

A 70-year-old man speaks out after reaching a settlement with the Diocese of Fall River, Massachusetts, over sexual abuse he suffered in 1960 at the age of 8 by former reverend James Porter.

As extreme weather events become more frequent, the Healey-Driscoll Administration releases the ResilientMass Plan, bolstering statewide preparedness and addressing climate adaptation concerns.

A Level 3 sex offender, Hector Acevedo, pled guilty on October 11 to soliciting a minor to send child pornography over TikTok. He faces a prison term of 15 to 40 years.

Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell leads a multistate amicus brief in support of the U.S. Department of Education's "Borrower Defense Rule," which protects student loan borrowers from fraud and abuse by predatory institutions and offers stronger relief options.

A recent incident occurred involving Tufts Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and their controversial statements about Hamas' terrorist attacks on Israel.

As a result of a car accident involving a Dighton police cruiser, a Taunton woman faces multiple charges, including driving under the influence and possession of an open container of alcohol.

Elvis Presley fans in Boston got a chance to experience a piece of Graceland as the "Love Me (Bar) Tender," a pop-up bar inspired by the King of Rock 'n' Roll's Jungle Room, opened its doors for a two-day event.

A rollover accident involving a tractor-trailer in Revere, Massachusetts led to a major traffic jam and the cargo spilling onto a nearby parking lot earlier today.

Tragedy strikes as a young motorist succumbs to a fatal car crash in Plainville, Massachusetts, despite the valiant efforts of state troopers.

A new podcast called ReiMAgine Aging seeks to uplift the stories and initiatives that have fueled the age- and dementia-friendly movement in Massachusetts.

Boston's Jamaica Pond has been closed due to a suspected cyanobacteria bloom, prompting homeowners and park visitors to be cautious around the water. This form of algae poses serious health risks if swallowed or in some cases of direct contact on skin. The BPHC is cooperating with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) to determine when the water will be safe again for residents and visitors.

When police officer James Marinelli stopped a vehicle that had been reported as stolen, the suspects initiated a confrontation with the officer, then dragging him 90 feet with the vehicle. The officer sustained minor injuries and one suspect is still on the run.